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Burgundy: the inseparable marriage between life and wine

Burgundy: the inseparable marriage between life and wine


In the charming French village of Beaune, a city of about 22.000 inhabitants, there's something almost sacred about tasting a wine, as if the outside world goes quiet for a moment so the greatest expressions of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir can manifest and be praised.

Thailand: mai pen rai

Thailand: mai pen rai


When exploring the Asian countries for the first time I think both our mind and heart can become really overwhelmed, not only because of their habits, culture and lifestyle but, especially, in my opinion, because of the everlasting spirituality. There's a spiritual vibe in Thailand's atmosphere that draws our attention that we simply cannot be oblivious to.

A love letter for Brazil

A love letter for Brazil


Being away from my home country for two years is more than enough to acknowledge that I was not born to be separated from the things I care about the most: friends and family. Likewise, the sunlight. If only I could bring them all with me...

Italy: la più bella!

Italy: la più bella!


For me, Italy invokes the best feelings we can have in life: the pleasure of food, of a conversation among friends, of the union in a family, of the moment when our skin prickles when we first look at Santa Croce in Florence, of the streets full of clotheslines in Palermo, or the splendid color of the Lago di Como.

The glorious Austria

The glorious Austria


Austria is probably one of the richest cultures in the world, made up of many neighbours' influences and assembled by the unparalleled Austro-Hungarian Empire. The monarchy helped to shape a big deal of what we see until this day, which is immediately felt when we enter this wealthy country. It's glorious!

Day trips from Amsterdam

Day trips from Amsterdam


The convenience of being in a small country is the facility of moving around within a couple of hours. Cities are close enough and allow us to explore the surrounds whilst we bring joy to ourselves facing new landscapes and fresh environments. In the Netherlands this proves to be right. Plus, we can get it all: beaches, hills, forests, urban life, medieval villages, and much more.

The laid-back Mondello

The laid-back Mondello


This province (or beach) of Palermo is the refuge and meeting point for Palermitani, especially on sunny weekends and holidays. It is 11km away from the center of Palermo and easy to reach by car or bus. Its sea is an emerald green that fills your eyes and invites you to both go for a walk along its coast, as well as to spend hours in its fine white sandy beach.

The wonderful one-day experience in Bamberg

The wonderful one-day experience in Bamberg


My short stay in Bamberg lasted about 24 hours, and I left with the feeling that I had left a lot behind. It is a small town whose Historic Center was considered a heritage by UNESCO, and it has a very peculiar charm, with a medieval mood and cobblestone streets inviting us to take long walks.

A friendly guide to Germany

A friendly guide to Germany


To understand the history and culture of Germany and fall in love with an itinerary made of landscapes, culinary flavors and unforgettable artistic expressions, start at Leipzig. No other city represents Germany as well as this one, which is currently the fastest growing and most prosperous in the country.

Israel: one of the most surprising places in the world!

Israel: one of the most surprising places in the world!


Israel is one of the most wonderful places in the world. I was so amazed when I arrived in the country, because even though I had imagined that the experience could be really special, nothing compares to the pleasant surprises this country holds.

My beloved Holland: far from the stereotypes

My beloved Holland: far from the stereotypes


I have always been questioned about my obsessive love for the Netherlands, and I still find myself searching for the most different explanations for something that seems particularly obvious to me, but for many - if not most – believe that I'm just being eccentric.

The fascinating Jordan: one of the richest sites of the Arab culture

The fascinating Jordan: one of the richest sites of the Arab culture


I believe many of those who will read this article, just like me, have never had Jordan on their traveling bucket list. There are those who recognize it as the country of the archaeological city of Petra; others talk about Jordan because of the Dead Sea. And those thinking of visiting the East are most likely to go to Dubai, Abu Dhabi or Morocco. But few go to Jordan.

Caesarea: an old port built by the Romans

Caesarea: an old port built by the Romans


Just by looking at the photos, before visiting this archaeological site, I was struck by the blue of the sea and the grandeur of the ruins of what has been the scene of so many events since the time of Herod the Great. Its creation begins around 13 BC, when it was transformed into the capital and port region thanks to King Herod's will to have a palace of his own.

A day at the beach of Scheveningen

A day at the beach of Scheveningen


It was a pleasant surprise when I first arrived at Scheveningen beach. A hot, sunny summer day, riding a bicycle and looking at the immensity of the sea. I never imagined I would see such a beautiful beach in Holland.


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